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The Jerusalem post, No. 16893, August 1, 1988

Date Made: 1988-08-01; 1980s
Materials: ink; paper
Method: typescript and handwritten text
Measurements: 18 pages
Language: English
Genre/Form: newspapers

Contents: E. Jerusalem activist in jail again -- Kessar attacks Labour Party -- Italy's top anti-Mafia investigator asks to quit -- Hussein drops Jordan's claim to the West Bank -- Shultz: The king is still a partner for peace talks -- Rival Russian churches take step to harmony -- Move takes Israeli officials by surprise -- Pro-Jordanians in areas amid confusion -- Three Arabs held in Peru for planned terror attacks -- Women security prisoners moved -- Church heads want to meet Rabin and Hammer on areas -- CAJE sees no alternative to Jewish cooking -- Cememtery yields skeletons from Argentina's 'dirty war' -- Gaza 'Y' falls victim to intifada -- NRP's Shapira takes on Shamir and Peres -- Lack of cash delays Gush radio -- Tel Aviv may may initiate action against tree killer -- Poet Hurvitz buried -- News in Brief -- Iran vows to keep peace talks alive, stops ship attacks -- Kenya's Moi launches attack on foreigners -- Kurd separatist suspected of killing Palme -- Communist Party sets deadlines for reforms -- UK discovery may pave way to pig-human transplants -- Anglican leaders pray on eve of vote on women bishops -- Four more killed in violent S. Africa weekend -- The Histadrut bares its faults -- Polls, percentages and premiers -- Counsel of despair -- Readers' letters -- The New York Times weekly preview -- Mideast's contenders for Nasser's mantle -- Britain, not exactly a joiner, still favors a few barriers -- Europe plans for the power that will be -- Hungary and the U.S., finally face to face -- Castro has no plan to loosen up his revolution -- A drug crisis for all the Americas -- Is Congress up to its constitutional job of judging judges? -- Reagan as campaign aide: It's a public speaking job -- Kenyan artists struggle to maintain artistic integrity against the lure of tourist money -- Atlanta's black arts festival -- The New York Times weekly review -- A dangerous poison -- Iran-contra folly -- Victory for the Weary -- Those Panamanian pandas -- Taking a team approach to soviet trade -- The economy -- Eloquent pickle-vendor -- Out on a limb -- Making waves -- Joys of Yiddish -- Miluot's descent into debt went completely unnoticed -- Castro opts to stay with centrally planned economy -- Jerusalem's Ram Hotel faces imminent closure -- When is Tokyo going to crack -- Dollar finishes higher -- Standard of living up 7% in quarter -- Israel Electric Corp. to raise NIS 100m. -- Dullness continues unabated -- News in brief -- 1st Int'l Bank net down by 5 per cent -- Israel Chemicals investing in Dead Sea, Bromine units -- Drop in shipments to industry is cutting into citrus exports -- California firm acquires United Studios -- Irate Steffi blasts crowd -- Aussie wins women's British golf Open -- The reasons for our failures -- Pittsburgh Pirates sunk in the big time -- Dobre ready to emulate her idol Comaneci -- West are all powerful -- Chris' love match marred by criticism of her wedding present -- Sparrow killer Jahangir Khan dies at 78 -- Dujon hit by freak injury -- News in Brief -- MDA workers cut ambulance service -- Four killed in road accidents -- Corfu: NIS 500 m. needed to repair road system -- PLO backers -- Foldkdance festival a welcome celebration -- Palestinian leaflets call on IDF soldiers to desert -- Riot in Shatti when curfew lifted

Collection/Series: Alexander Smukler Collection
Sub-series: Jewish periodical samizdat
Accession Number: 2021.035.002.701


		

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